Danville Falls to Peoria in 6 3 wins
Recap shows Danville losing to Peoria 6 to 3. Fisher and Coombs each stole bases. J Sullivan had two-base hits. Chapman and Schmirlier struck out twice and three times respectively. Umpire Daly. Other games listed include Quincy and Necator tying 2-2 after thirteen innings and several Central Association results across Omaha Pueblo Hannibal Keokuk Galesburg Keene Burlington Ottumwa Muscatine.
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Danville
Peoria
Fisher
Coombs
Smith
J. Sullivan
Chapman
Schmirler
Daly
Waterloo Roosters Triumph Over Rowland College in Dubuque
In Dubuque on June 27 the Waterloo Roosters defeated Rowland College 11 to 3. Bowerfind started for Rowland, allowed four runs in one inning before Fosberg relieved, then Fosberg was pulled for Paddock as Waterloo continued to score with timely hits and aggressive baserunning. The Roosters led early and widened the gap with two runs in the third and multiple late scoring plays aided by double steals and productive hitting from Clemens, Fremer, Hollenbeck, and Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Waterloo
Roosters
Bowerfind
Michigan University
Mounds
Fosberg
Rowland
Paddock
Howard Daringer
Bage
Storasali
Luther College
Bowaters
Collins
Long
Bowerfinch
Fremer
R. Daringer
Beatty
Clemens
Crane
Wilkes
Nagle
Wolfe
Collings
Hollenbeck
Kennedy
Wong
Dubuque Times- Journal
Waterloo Rooters
Grounders and Doubts Surround Local Baseball Meet
The Courier notes the Three I race remains highly open with Waterloo and Boosters in the mix. Davenport and Gonding arrivals at Rock Island could shift balance while Rock Island’s Rowsing plans loom. Dubuque fans celebrate Hustlers’ recent gains amid a lively Litigation League chatter and wagering twists from Waterloo rooters.
Baseball Scores from Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday show Pittsburg over Cincinnati 3 in the National League while Philadelphia blanked Boston 3 0. Brooklyn beat New York 3 0 and Chicago defeated Detroit 5 3 in the American League. New York beat Washington 2 1. St Louis edged Cleveland. In American Association Columbus 2 Kansas City 1 Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 1 St Paul 0. Western League Des Moines 4 Topeka 0 Sioux City 4 Lincoln 0.
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Pet. Decaturae
Davenport
Rock Island
Dubuque
Tll
Davenpanville
Peoria
R.H. P.O.A.E
Quincey
Aly Wooley
Rock Island Rare
Davidson
Vogel
National Clynes
New York
Oles
Blattery
Aoe
Chicago
Kelly
É Preveras
Philadelphia GL
Bustler
Pittsburg Wes
Gontling
Olst
Louis
Lakoff
Tee Beweeverne
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
RAE
Okland
Wees
P.O
Hoepping
Rane Seals
Bromwich
Philadelphia
Cae
Chapman
BTL
Lund
O'Leary
Godwin
Cleveland
Coleman
Washington
Crabb
Nece
Esi
Stindel
St. Louis
Vee Meres
Siege State
Storassii
Reek Island
Cerb Ous
American Association
Oodltdon
Columb Paine
Kansas City
Paddock
Snyder
Chan- Milwaukee Wee
Louisville
Storassi
Lakaff
Alianeapolis
Melchoir
Crabb&t
Paw
Plass
Kreitz
Cusack
Toledo Ae
ARS Jast
Indianapolis
Quincy
Decatur
Kennedy
Denver
R. Daringer
Hill
Omaha
H. Daringer
Schroeder
Ag Beatty
St. Joseph Oe
Johnson
Ecatur talLinux Iy
Maha Fl
C Quircy
Topeki
Patterson
Hartman
Eeerabeae
Des Moines
Storasall
Wee
Fremer
Tee Hill
Wee Q .Duscatine
Clemens
Forney
C . Wee
Crane
Prendergast
P. Serene
thRewanre
Flannibal
Wilkes
Monmouth
Nagle
Wolfe
C Detatur
R.H P.o.ae
Eas A
Groh
Settee Kommers
Ors
Collins, St
Von
Behroeder
C. Tewil Bell
Callahan
McGuire
BOL Rustenhaven
Pittsburg
Brounds
St Louis
Clevelanest Louis
Rat
Columbus
Indianapolia
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tain
Topeka
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Hollenbeck Stars in Iowa Baseball Showdown
Two base hits by Nagte Clemens Hollenbeck Wolfe Paddock Meichoir and Plass highlight a pitchers duel. Storassic Col ins Storassic Sacrifice hits. Clemens Fremer Long Wilkes steal bases. Hollenbeck allows three walks and five strikeouts through 1 55. Umpire Bannon.
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Nagte
Clemens
Hollenbeck
Wolfe
Paddock
Meichoir
Plass
Colins
Storassic
Clemens A
Fremer
Long
Wilkes
Fosberg
Bowerfind
Bannon
Pastor Defends Sunday Baseball in Sermon
Sacramento clergyman Rev. Frank lin Banter of the First Unitarian church argued Sunday night that Sunday baseball is worthwhile. He cited 15 million dollars spent on baseball last season as better than that amount for foreign missions and called the game America’s mental shower bath.
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Sacramento
Cal
Casey
Franklin Banter
First Unitarian Church
America
Roosters Delay New Jersey Ball Game in Spectator Scuffle
In Bloomfield New Jersey two combative roosters clashed at a local field delaying a ball game for about thirty minutes. Players and spectators watched as betting heated up until the larger bird killed the smaller and the game resumed.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Roosters
Chicago Player Schulte Weds Mabel Kirby in Chicago
Right fielder Rank Schulte of the Chicago National League baseball club married Miss Mabel Kirby in Chicago on June 26. Schulte, 28, from Binghamton, N Y, is the last veteran of the club to wed. The bride, 29, lists Chicago as her home and will accompany the team on its eastern invasion.
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Chicago
Rank Schulte
Mabel Kirby
Schulte
Binghamton
Rowan Returned to Peoria by Browns
The Peoria Star reports Rowan has been returned to Peoria by the Browns after the Browns refused to meet the release price. Dave returned last evening and will stay awhile pending a local club deal. Rowan was hitting .387 with poor fielding at the time of departure.
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Dave Rowan
Peoria
St. Louis Browns
Rowan
Browns
St. Louis
Distiller
Dave
Theft In Ancient Wales and the right to live
The piece notes that early Welsh codes often spared starving beggars who stole to survive. It cites J E Lloyd's History of Wales describing a legal provision exempting such individuals from punishment, reflecting a doctrine that every person has a right to live and that open hospitality was a social duty.
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Wales
J. E. Lloyd
History of
Uplifters Triumph At Red Cedar Park In Sultry Monday Game
The Courier Uplifters earned a decisive win at Red Cedar park yesterday evening in a sultry Monday matchup. Spectators praised the team for a hard, fast ball game as Fran and Brown stood out amid a tough, early season battle.
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Courier
Red Cedar Park
Printer League Thriller Sparks Early Title Fight
The Reporter team claims early top spot in the Printers league after claiming they had played enough games to lead, igniting a competitive battle for first place.
Uplifters Lead Standings After Close Contest
The Uplifters moved to first place with a 3–1 mark after four games in a tense draw against a Reporter squad. Key moments included a fifth inning by Richardson at third, a soft hit and a fielding error, and Drake’s three-base hit in the sixth. Jim Richardson contributed a seventh inning single.
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Tun
Richardson
Drake
Willey
Jim Richardson
Under the Second Base: Up lifters win pennant clash
Burrows faced a busy day as catcher for the Reporter crew, struggling to catch Uplifters pitches while Uplifters' Link and Willey sparked a batting rush. F. Richardson doubled, Boler scored twice as Up lifters gained the early lead, and Richardson fanned 17 as part of a pitching duel. Burroughs left the field after an seventh inning injury as the Up lifters won over the Reporter.
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Neada
Link
Upifters
Willey
F. Richardson
Boler
Nine straight strikes spark big inning in baseball report
The text describes a sequence where Richardson throws nine successive strikes, the umpiring calls three outs, and the Never Hits team repeatedly fills the bases. In the second inning Stauffacher Drake and Ryan reach the bases, Cupid Link hits a two-base swing to clear them, Tulley singles to score Link, and Richardson again scores Willey. Five runs score in this inning.
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Ardson
Umps
Link
Stauffacher
Drake
Ryan
Cupid
Tulley
Richardson
Willey
Reporter Man Escapes as Never Hits Rally Fizzles
F Richardson held the Reporter man on third but failed to stop him as the big opponent slipped away. Peaches Hahn and Drake added four scores, Hartman Staut facher and Jenks tallied late for 17 total. Never Hits hit one out for Hahn with a sharp catch, while Willey played first base.
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F. Richardson
Hhard
Peaches
Hahn
Drake
Hartman
Stautfacher
Jenks
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Advertised Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy by F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action in the blood and surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials and circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Cura
Schobe
Hal
F. J. Cheney Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Necator
Omaha—Pueblo 7
Central Association
Hannibal
Keokuk
Galesburg
Kewanee
Burlington
Monmonth
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Esterday
P.olale
Fishar
Rf. Staley
Hildebrand
Sullivan
Ingalls
Chapmak
Ort Thoes
P.olale Paseasebeee
Bullivan
U Smith
Biltz
Cf. Jacobs
C. Myers
Myers
Ierlen
Cinciate
Cruit
Rowland College
Mons Winart Moss
Vidart
Mons Vedrene
Charles T. Weymann
Paris
Caiurer
Johnny Gonding
Gonding
Peerless. Pierson
Litigation League
Dubuque Ascribes
Boostera
Bostton
Braton
Sioux City
Lincoln
Briggs
Pastor
New Jersey
Cub
Trys Courter
Fran
Brown
Darius Green
Printers’ League
Courier Bear
L. Pat
Noo Kimball
Tribune Eee
Stewart-Simmons Vt
L. Link
Dior
C. U
Burrows
Cupid Link
Big Bill
Burroughs
Loan
Hardman
Huasy
Apollo Mulkern
Kloss
Donovan
B. Link
Wilsey
C. Hartman
J. Richardson
Boston Transcript
Ugh
Netty
Mulkern
First
Meek ZN
BANK
Waterloo Steam Laundry
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
Ralston
C.D. Pedersen
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